mangalore today
name
name
name
Tuesday, March 19
Genesis Engineersnamename

 

Siddaramaiah’s Imitation of Modi Has Crowd in Splits


Mangalore Today News Network

Bengaluru, Nov 24, 2017 : The man is Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah. He imitated Modi to loud applause at a public event in Chikkodi recently, and the trolling is now breaking the internet. So, he picked up another Modi trademark, exclaiming, “Acche din aayega!”.

 

siddramaih 24 nov 17


He then asked “Kab aayega? Kisko aayega?... Have acche din come for any of you?”. This was followed by waves of laughter and applause.

To top this off, the Chief Minister raised the Prime Minister’s famous promise that he would bring back all the black money stashed abroad and deposit Rs 15 lakh in every Indian’s bank account within 100 days of coming to power.

“Did he put even 15 paise in your account?” Siddaramaiah asked. There have been no ‘sab ka vikaas’, no ‘acche din’, no Rs 15-lakh, he asserted.

And the mimicry was on point, so much so that it took us a minute to realise it was Siddaramaiah speaking, and not Modi!

Coming up Next: Assembly Polls

With Karnataka set to go to the polls in May next year, both the Congress and the BJP have already began raising the campaign pitch.

For the BJP, which has successfully established its political dominance in the north, Karnataka offers the promise to a gateway to the south. The Congress, on the other hand, is looking to retain one of the few major states where it has successfully remained in power.

The BJP is currently undertaking a massive 75-day campaign tour across Karnataka. Called the Nava Karnataka Nirmana Parivarthana yatra, it was launched from Bengaluru on November 2 by BJP national president Amit Shah, and will cover all 224 constituencies in the state before returning to the capital on January 28.

CM Siddaramaiah, meanwhile, has asked all officials to concentrate on the government’s welfare-oriented policies, including clearing government land encroachment, housing for SC, ST and OBC communities, Indira Canteens, ration card distribution, land sanctioning, and distribution of land rights to the downtrodden, among others.


courtesy:Yahoo


Write Comment | E-Mail To a Friend | Facebook | Twitter | Print
Error:NULL
Write your Comments on this Article
Your Name
Native Place / Place of Residence
Your E-mail
Your Comment
You have characters left.
Security Validation
Enter the characters in the image above